Posts Tagged ‘Digital Forensics’

AlessandroZ has shared the piece of software called ‘LaZagne’. LaZagne uses an internal Windows API called CryptUnprotectData to decrypt user passwords. It is fantastic work!

Nikhil Mittal has shared the presentation ‘Hacked? Pray that the Attacker used PowerShell’. It tell us how to find fingerprints of an attack with powershell in a compromised system.

Users typically use simple passwords. This is what computer attackers use. They calculate the password necessary for penetrating the network by selection.

Bartblaze has shared the presentation ‘Malware analysis, threat intelligence and reverse engineering’. It tells us about malware analysis (static, dynamic, sandboxes analysis), threat intelligence and reverse engineering.